Exploring Educational Theories and Practices

Which of the following best describes Froebel's educational philosophy?

• Emphasis on strict discipline and rote learning

• Focus on play and creativity as essential to learning

• Prioritising technological integration in classrooms

• Emphasising competitive academic achievement

What is a core principle of the Montessori Method?

• Teacher-led instruction with minimal student interaction

• Structured play with specific outcomes

• Child-centred learning with self-directed activity

• Emphasis on standardised testing

Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi is best known for which approach to learning?

• Emphasising memorisation and repetition

• Focusing on the development of the whole child

• Prioritising digital literacy from an early age

• Implementing a strict curriculum

What significant contribution did the McMillan sisters make to education?

• Development of the first national curriculum

• Introduction of outdoor play and health into early childhood education

• Establishment of the first university for women

• Creation of a standardised testing system

Which of the following is a characteristic of child-centred education?

• Teacher dictates all learning activities

• Learning is tailored to the interests and needs of the child

• Focus on competitive exams

• Strict adherence to a fixed curriculum

Play-based learning techniques are primarily designed to:

• Prepare children for standardised tests

• Encourage exploration and social interaction

• Limit creativity to focus on academic skills

• Ensure children follow a strict schedule

Froebel is often credited with the creation of which educational concept?

• The Montessori classroom

• The kindergarten

• The national curriculum

• The digital classroom

Which of the following is NOT a principle of the Montessori Method?

• Mixed-age classrooms

• Emphasis on individual pacing

• Teacher-led lectures

• Hands-on learning materials

How did the McMillan sisters integrate health care into their educational approach?

• By providing regular dental check-ups and vaccinations

• By offering free health clinics and nutrition support for children

• By requiring parents to attend health workshops

What was a fundamental principle of Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi’s approach to early childhood education?

• Emphasis on rote memorization and repetition

• Strict adherence to a standardized curriculum

• Prioritization of competitive academic achievement

• Focus on holistic development, integrating emotional, intellectual, and physical growth